Justifier Poem by Charles Karia

She swears she didn't start the game,
That the soft of her leg was touched,
She swears she didn't like the game,
Though she never pulled her leg away.

He swears he was invited to the inn,
In a business mission therein,
He swears he didn't order the tot,
Though it made him really float.

They swear they didn't mean to swear,
Though to the discerning its pretty clear.
That the swearing's repeatedly done,
This gives a hint; they're guilty to the bone.